65 Kilcoy Lane

Conondale QLD 4552

The buildings:
The Domes building comprises two magnificent earth-brick domes with adjoining rooms. There are a total of three bedrooms, four separate living areas, a huge bathroom, kitchen, pantry, foyer, and laundry. A sod roof covers most of the living areas. The large dome has a fireplace, while one of the living areas has a wood-fired pizza oven.
The cabin is a one-bedroom, one-bathroom, one living room/kitchen wooden pole home. It is surrounded by trees and has an area underneath for storage and a workshop.
The tank is a converted water tank that could be used as a separate storage area/recording studio located at the tiny home site. It has power and water.
The hut is a small wooden room by the large dam. It has water and solar power.

Land size: 4,590m2

The amenities:
Electricity - a large solar array is set on the cabin roof.
Water - a water tank services the cabin, while Crystal Waters water supplies the rest of the property. The allocation is 1000L per day. The cabin has gas hot water, and the domes have electric hot water.
Internet - extremely fast fibre internet straight into the property. 250Mbps download, 90Mbps upload.

The land:
There are separate areas for keeping quail, chickens, ducks, goats, bees, and fish (in the extensive water garden). Several gardens are located on the property, plus a large number of fruit and native trees. You cannot see any neighbours. There is a view down to the big dam at the bottom of the property. The view also extends to the Conondale Ranges. Kangaroos, wallabies, and native birds are frequent visitors.

The property is at Crystal Waters, a permaculture village with a body corporate structure. Crystal Waters is set on 640 acres and consists of 83 privately owned lots of approximately one acre each, plus common land (available for agisting). There is a no cats and dogs policy to allow native wildlife to flourish. The village green has a caf and a monthly market. Maleny is a 25-minute drive. Brisbane is an hour and a quarter away. Caloundra can be reached in 50 minutes.

The potential:
The main domes could be rented out for $650 a week. The cabin could be rented for $350 a week. The tiny-home site could be rented for $200 a week. Total $1200 per week (approximate values).
Alternatively, there are many other potential revenue streams through Airbnb or as a retreat space.

This is an incredibly unique property with amazing potential.

Disclaimer:

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